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Think you're going to have to provide some better pictures, foliage, shoots, bark or buds. I can't even confirm those are trees, it could be broccoli from that photo.:biggrin:

 

But welcome to forum, some better photos and you'll get an answer.

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Thanks for the answers :lol::thumbup:

 

This photo is an aerial photo of the trees from google earth which were taken down in the front garden at the house we were planning to buy. We don't have any better pic but on the top left corner there is a lelandili.

 

The other trees are around 7-8m high , so our guess is that these trees were similar height.

 

Any help??:confused1:

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